Karyn Olivier creates monuments, memorials, and visual art installations that intersect and collapse multiple histories and memories with present-day narratives. Her work considers the representation of conflicting narratives in parks and civic sites and the reinterpretation of neglected public spaces. Through the discrete placement, rearrangement, embellishment, and replication of everyday objects in various sites, Olivier tries to shift our experience of the familiar. While at CSU, Olivier led workshops and discussions with undergraduate and graduate students and gave a lecture at the Iris and Michael Smith Alumni Center.

Date/Time
Date(s) - October 7, 2019 - October 10, 2019
All Day

Location
Visual Arts Building

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